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SUMMARY Various manipulations during endodontic treatment and restoration of endodontic treated teeth can be associated with increase of the temperature in dental structure and periodontal tissue. These manipulations include: mechanical root canal preparation, obturation with warm condensation techniques, root – canal preparation for radicular post. The critical level of temperature, that doesn’t cause irreversible consequences is 43°C. The aim of this study is to investigate the temperature changes on external root surface during endodontic treatment depending of dentin thickness. Thirty six single - rooted, human teeth extracted for prosthetic or periodontal reasons were selected for this study. Teeth were divided into four groups-nine teeth in each one. The temperature changes during mechanical root canal preparation, vertical warm condensation, continious wave of condensation and root canal preparation for radicular post are explored and the results are presented.

In vitro investigation of influence of temperature rising on periodontal tissue during endodontic treatment